Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal on Thursday dedicated eight development projects to the tune of over Rs 102.93 crore to the people of district Rewari.
The Chief Minister inaugurated five ambitious development projects to the tune of over Rs 95.10 crore and laid the foundation stone of three projects to the tune of over Rs7.82 crore. Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister Manohar Lal said that the State Government is committed to provide quality education to the students.
“Along with education, vocational courses should also be encouraged among students so as make them capable of employment after completing their education. Colleges are being established within the radius of 20 kms for higher education of girls,” he said.
Manohar Lal inaugurated augmentation of Water Supply Scheme at the cost of Rs 6,785.81 lakh. With this project, better water supply would be provided to the people of 31 villages and three dhanis of Bawal assembly constituency.
The Chief Minister inaugurated 12.5 km long HDPE pipeline sewerage treatment plant from Bawal to Sahbi River at the cost of Rs 9.94 crore. He also dedicated the Administrative Block constructed at the cost of Rs2.71 crore in Rao Birender Singh State Institute of Engineering and Technology, village Zainabad in Kosli assembly constituency and new college building at the cost of Rs 11crore in village Kanwali.
Manohar Lal also laid the foundation stone of three big projects of Kosli assembly constituency. The projects included construction of V. R. Bridge 34.047 of JLN Canal and Nikhri Distributry, at the cost of Rs 94 lakh, sports stadium to be constructed at the cost of over Rs 2.38 crore in village Surheli and construction of building of Bhagat Phool Singh Regional Centre at the cost of Rs 4.50 crore, in village Lula Ahir.